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The Art of Lock Bumping

Lock bumping can be a very worthwhile skill to learn as thousands of others can assert. Within seconds, you can be back in your locker, office or home to continue working or relaxing without resorting to an expensive locksmith. The websites Buy Bump Key and...
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Posted by Customer Support  
The normal house in the United States and Canada use pin tumbler locks. Unlike car locks which use wafer locks, pin tumbler locks are susceptible to an easy form of lock picking; lock bumping or bump keys.

While there are several options to make your home locks "bump proof" the majority of North America still uses easily pickable...
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What Are Bump Keys?

28 August 2010
Posted by Customer Support  
What are Bump Keys? –
It can be mesmerizing to watch a professional locksmith open a lock with a few small tools and a few moments of your time. They have many tools that are used to open up different types of locks and doors, but the bump key is one common tool of the trade.

A standard home or business lock is made with two pins that...
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New BEST Bump Keys

07 August 2010
Posted by Customer Support  
We have MANY new hard-to-find types of BEST BUMP KEYS available. These keys were recently added and are a niche product as they are not that popular of a key way. In all, we added about 13 new types of BEST Bump Keys.

We had one customer request the BEST WA series. When the request for the BEST WA came in, it was not an item that we normally...
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Bump Keys For Cars

07 July 2010
Posted by Customer Support  
Bump Keys For Cars

It's one of the most common questions we get asked and, unfortunately, making or buying a bump key for a car is not possible. To understand why you need to first know the fundamental differences between a car lock and a lock that you might find on a residential building.

A lock that is found on...
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Bump Keys For Sale

12 May 2010
Posted by Customer Support  
Bump Keys For Sale

The internet has enabled us to offer our full bump key product line up for sale right at our very own website. On our web site we have bump keys for sale that are cut using a computer controlled code cutting machine. This part is key - we actually operate...
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Posted by Customer Support  
Greetings,

Just a quick update to let you know that new bump key hammers have been released. We added 3 brand new hammers, and 2 bump hammer sets that are sure to excite! The new hammers that were added are adjustable weight molded plastic. They will hold up great under repeated use...
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Posted by Customer Support  
We at the original bump key .US site take extraordinary procedures to ensure your privacy and anonymity is preserved. Here's some of the many steps we take to ensure your privacy remains intact:

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[*]We do NOT retain any credit card numbers. When your order is placed, your details go...
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Bump Proof Locks

06 February 2010
Posted by Customer Support  
This is quite an exciting time for us! Just a quick update to let you know that we're working on a very cheap solution to prevent lock bumping. Not only is this solution extremely cheap it's also extremely easy to implement. We plan to have the new products listed on our site tomorrow afternoon.

What are the best ways to prevent lock...
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Bump Key Hammers

06 February 2010
Posted by Customer Support  
In case you missed the change, bump key hammers can now be purchased on our site. There's three options available: The 'standard' which we would describe as being the more forceful hammer when bumping. The 'Flex' which has a bit of a bounce to the hammer when stuck. Then we have the...
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